St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-03
MINNEAPOLIS GhOBULES.

The head millers will hold meeting this
evening.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$577, 1888.
R. E. Bader will be tried Wednesday for
Sunday liquor selling.
John R. Dickey was yesterday appointed a
deputy clerk of the district court.
Two cases of diphtheria and one case OF
scarlet fever were reported yesterday.
a Scandinavian grove of Druids was or
ganized al Swedish Brothers hall last even
ing. :
This morning the board to examine candi
dates for the Office of building inspector viii
meet.
Carlos L. Waldo has begun an action against
Charles n. Gilman to recover $l,236 on
promissory note.
regular meeting o. the Algonquin club
will be held this evening and every member
is urged to be present.
The cases against w. w. Brown, James
Johnson, William G. Nye, A. D. Arnold ano
Edwin Barrett have been nollied.
The case against Irvine Lesher, charged
with running Il doodle commission house,
has been continued over the term.
Albert w. Hawkins has sued George c.
Monroe and Fred Irving to recover So, 6O4
alleged to be due for services rendered.
Mayor Ames has received touching letter
rendered during his incarceration and trial
At the meeting of the liberal ministers yes
terday morning no paper was read. The
morning was occupied in discus sing yester.
days sermons.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
CLAUS Nyberg and Carrie Nelson, Magnuss
Manson and Ellen Barson, J. William Dreger
and Tiie S. Eichborne.
The Evangelical association has ordained
Rev. George Seibold and the following under
deacons: Revs. Otto Schultz, Lamberton; f.
c. Ivan, Arlington: c. +. Koche Red Wing;
John Ehrig, New Ulm.
The funeral services over James Bryant,
who died some months ago, and whose body
has been lying in the cemetery vault since,
were not held yesterday, as stated.
Articles Incorporating the Security Build.
ing and Loan association, with u capt. al stock
OF So, 100000, were filed yesterday by Hans
MattsOn, A. G. Haugen, S. A. Mark and others.
AT the ministers meeting yesterday morn
ing DIR. W. J. Hobbs read an interesting paper
on "Moral Change Called the New Birth
A short discussion followed. Rev. DIR.
Stryker will read paper at the next meeting.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock one of
the horses attached to Fourth avenue car
stumbled and fell, cutting one of his fore
feet very badly. Several cars were delayed
by the accident.
J. Newton Mind and w. r. Gregory, form
eriy editor of Wood and Iron, have purchased
the Northwestern Lumberman of COL Plat
b. Walker. The new firm expect to open the
office of the Lumberman in the Lumber
exchange.
H. w. Armstrong & Co. have begun an ac.
ton against Il. l.. Stillman, the proprietor OF
the Stillman block, to recover $l,l94. O2 for
work done and material furnished. Every
tenant of the building has been garnisheed
by the plaintiffs.
Nick Eckes, Anton Schmidt and Hugo
Schwappach were arrested at Osseo Yesterday
morning on indictments found by the late
grand jury, charging them with selling liquor
on Sunday. They were brought to MinneapO-
lis and pleaded not guilty. The cases were
set for Thursday and the men Released under
bonds of $500 each.
The Young Mems Alliance, of Plymouth
church, an organization formerly known as
the Plymouth ConfererS, held an interesting
meeting last night, at which a paper by G. j.
Tryon on the disposition of the Criminal
Glasses furnished Il subject for general
and interesting discussion.
The following committees have been an
pointed for The Grand army exercises on
Decoration day. Speakers, j. II. Eye, ]. c.
Price, and A. j. Cregh; transportation, l..
A. Egolt and L. ii. Mortimer; invitation, A,
j. Creigh, E. Fl. Mortimer and H. e. Byers;
music, Dan Shockey, l.. III. Turner and j.
Middlemass; grounds, Messrs. Hail. Byers
and Turner. Robert Stratton was appointed
chief marshal.
G. Kallums dramatic reading of G. Bhog's
famous work, "Albertine,' was pretty wei
attended last Sunday afternoon, only the
thunderstorm forced him to quit his reading
when in the very height of interest to his
hearers. Tonight he will resume the read
Ing of the chapter of Seventeenth of M ay
which he did not finish Sunday. The reading
takes place at H. o. Peterson's hail. on Wash
ington avenue south.